Is it possible in vim to move forward w开发者_StackOverflow中文版ith t
and f
(or in the other way with T
and F
), but using words as a parameter ?
What about /word
?
It can be combined with operators just like anything else:
the lazy cow jumped over the high moon
cursor at start, d/high
Enter:
high moon
Bonus
Also, you might be interested in learning some of the ex mode commands like that:
the lazy cow jumped over the high moon
the hazy cow jumped over the high moon
the noble cow jumped over the high moon
the crazy cow jumped over the high moon
Now enter
:g/azy/ norm! /jumped<CR>d/high/e<CR>
(Note: <CR>
denotes C-vC-m for the enter key (^M))
Result:
the lazy cow moon
the hazy cow moon
the noble cow jumped over the high moon
the crazy cow moon
The /e
flag achieves inclusive behaviour like with f
; To get 'till behaviour instead:
:g/azy/ norm! /jumped<CR>d/high/<CR>
Result:
the lazy cow high moon
the hazy cow high moon
the noble cow jumped over the high moon
the crazy cow high moon
Try using * or # to search for instances of the word under the cursor. You’ll notice that it sets the pattern to \<foobar\>
, so you can use a pattern like that to find the word you want, surrounded by word boundary characters.
You probably want to use /word
for that kind of search.
set incsearch
might also help.
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